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Giant Ox Cart
Crookston, MN
Covered Wagon
Thermopolis, WY
This Giant Ox Cart stands in front of the Polk County Museum. Crookston holds an annual Ox Cart Days Festival. [map]

This Covered Wagon was installed in front of Canyon Sporting Goods. The sign is gone now but the Covered Wagon is still there. Does anyone know what it was used for or advertised for originally? [map]

Covered Wagon [gone]
South Lake Tahoe, CA
This Covered Wagon looked like it might have been used as a concession stand. Does anyone know what was here originally? These photos are from 2014. The Covered Wagon was still there in 2017 but gone in 2018.

Covered Wagon
Milford, NE
2012:
2022:
The Covered Wagon was built from 1972-1976 as a Phillips 66 gas station. It stood at the center of "Westward Ho Park" which included a motel, campground, gift shop, a teepee restroom, and an International Fiberglass Giant Cowboy. The Covered Wagon is 50 feet tall, 30 feet wide and 48 feet long. There were plans to add oxen but that never happened. By the late 1990s, the gas pumps were gone and the giant wheels were removed from the building. In 2001, the cowboy statue was removed. In recent years, the building housed "Outlaw Cycle Repair" until around 2006. By 2008, the building was occupied by Don's Golf Shop. The building has been vacant since at least 2017. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

Groundworks Nursery
Hinton, WV
The Groundworks Nursery has what looks like a greenhouse shaped like a covered wagon. [map]

Covered Wagon
Logansport, LA
The Covered Wagon was installed sometime after 2016. These fiberglass horses were mass-produced. [map]

Covered Wagon
Kearney, NE

2012:

2022:
This Covered Wagon and its pair of concrete oxen were built in 1932 by a pair of missionaries. In 1939, it became part of a souvenir store. It was located next door to the 1733 Ranch (1,733 miles from Boston and from San Francisco) on the Lincoln Highway. In 1951, a fire consumed the covered wagon but the oxen were spared. The wagon was refurbished several times after that. In bad shape by 2002, there was talk of restoring it again but nothing happened. In 2007, the building next to the Wagon was restored. In 2013, the covered wagon and oxen were restored. New canvas was added to the covered wagon. By 2018, the Covered Wagon and oxen were in rough shape again. The building next to it remains vacant. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. [map]

Covered Wagons
Marthasville, MO
These two Covered Wagons are installed at the Boone Monument Village event venue. They have been there since at least 2019. One of them was produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co. (see examples below). The smaller covered wagon is also for overnight stays. [map]

Covered Wagons
Groveland, CA
These Covered Wagons are located at the Yosemite Pines Resort. There are six of them that can be rented as cabins. They were produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co. which has been selling them to campgrounds around the country since 2015.

Covered Wagons
Kernville, CA
These Covered Wagons are located at the Frandy Park Campground. They were also produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co.

Covered Wagons
Santa Paula, CA
These Covered Wagons are located at the Ventura Ranch KOA Campground. About four of them were installed around 2021. They were also produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co.

Covered Wagons
Page, AZ
These Covered Wagons are located at the Page Lake Powell Campground. There are four of them. They were also produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co. [map]

Covered Wagons
Camp Verde, AZ
There are about 8 of these Covered Wagons at the Verde Ranch RV Resort.

Covered Wagons
Amarillo, TX
These two Covered Wagons were installed at the Big Texan RV Ranch in 2023. They were also produced by the Conestoga Wagon Co. [map]

More Covered Wagons:
Scottsdale, AZ [gone]
Westmoreland, KS
Albuquerque, NM [gone]
North Bend, OR
Elysburg, PA
Canton, TX
Fredericksburg, TX
Torrey, UT
Moran, WY

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